Do immigrants from Montreal, Canada need to apply for birth notarization?

Canadian immigrants generally need to apply for birth notarization.

Notarial certificates required for going abroad shall be handled in accordance with the requirements of the state and relevant departments. A complete set of notarial certificates, such as birth certificate, proof of no criminal sanction, proof of marital status, etc., are required to settle abroad. Skilled immigrants also need to apply for notarial certificates related to their job skills; Investment immigrants need to add notarial certificates related to their own real estate and so on. Generally speaking, the longer you plan to live abroad, the more complete the types of notarial certificates you should apply for.

Applicants born after 1996 must provide the original medical certificate of birth. The consulate only accepts the original birth certificate issued by the relevant health department, and the certificate issued by other departments or institutions will not be accepted. The original medical certificate of birth must be translated and notarized.

After a citizen cancels his account for leaving the country and applies for birth notarization, he can first receive a birth questionnaire from the notary office, and then ask the local police station where the account is cancelled to issue a certificate according to the records in the account file.